Archive for the ‘Small Business’ Category
A/R’s & Cash Flow Issues?
Tazz H asked:
Account Receivables will influence you cash flow to continue with business, but if the A/R’s do not come in as stated on the invoice sheet even when you put in 1%-10days net 30. they still decide to wait t=for that 30 and then some. So you try 2% 10 days net 30. No luck Yes I am dealing with the commercial end of my servicing accounts. What other ideas can I utilize.
Account Receivables will influence you cash flow to continue with business, but if the A/R’s do not come in as stated on the invoice sheet even when you put in 1%-10days net 30. they still decide to wait t=for that 30 and then some. So you try 2% 10 days net 30. No luck Yes I am dealing with the commercial end of my servicing accounts. What other ideas can I utilize.
Small family run business, in the service end. Contractor.
Leilani Oyer
Seed funding cash flow?
Joseph asked:
I am founding an internet business. But, in my business plan, I don’t know how I’m supposed to explain cash flow… I perceive that I will need $35,000 for four months as seed funding but I don’t expect to turn a profit until maybe a year or two later via advertising and consumer premiums.
I am founding an internet business. But, in my business plan, I don’t know how I’m supposed to explain cash flow… I perceive that I will need $35,000 for four months as seed funding but I don’t expect to turn a profit until maybe a year or two later via advertising and consumer premiums.
How should I write this on my business plan?
Gary Farell
what business entity allows the most cash flow? llc or sole proprietorship?
kaneria_abhijit asked:
hypothetical scenerio: lets say i have a business that generates $100,000 gross revenue. should this business be registered as a SP or LLC. the goal is to have the most money at the end of the year. amount of partners can be changed depending on the answer. thank you
Carma Seyller
hypothetical scenerio: lets say i have a business that generates $100,000 gross revenue. should this business be registered as a SP or LLC. the goal is to have the most money at the end of the year. amount of partners can be changed depending on the answer. thank you
Carma Seyller
starting capital in the cash flow analysis?
kiwiro asked:
If i hypothetically want to start a new business and make a cash flow and profit and loss simulation, do I include the initial capital in the analysis? From what i know in the cash flow analysis i have to consider only revenue and costs, and I don’t think that initial capital is a revenue
and how should I label it? equity issuance?
Taylor Pernod
If i hypothetically want to start a new business and make a cash flow and profit and loss simulation, do I include the initial capital in the analysis? From what i know in the cash flow analysis i have to consider only revenue and costs, and I don’t think that initial capital is a revenue
and how should I label it? equity issuance?
Taylor Pernod






















